Groups/Daycare, Lockers/Locker Rooms/Civil Rights

For the safety of your group, counselors and supervisors must be in the water supervising the children at all times. Please follow the group ratios below:

• 1 adult per 4 children of mixed ages, over 6 years old and under 6 years old.

• 1 adult per 10 children ages 6 and older.

All counselors must sign in at the front desk and be within sight and sound of every child for your entire visit. Lifejackets are available for all non- swimmers.

Groups must call the pool ahead of time, to set up a group use agreement.

Lockers are available for day use only. Please bring your own lock to secure your personal belongings (lockers are not available at Columbia Pool, however we do provide a bag-check system). The use of lockers is at your own risk. Portland Parks and Recreation accepts no responsibility for lost or stolen items. Please leave valuables at home.

All patrons are requested to use the locker room for the gender with which they identify. Youth supervised by an adult of a different gender may accompany that adult into locker room of the adult’s gender. All-user changing rooms are also available at Columbia, East Portland CC, Matt Dishman CC, Mt. Scott CC, and Southwest CC pools.

The use of cameras, video recording devices and equipment with digital photography capability is strictly prohibited in locker rooms and public restroom facilities.

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The City of Portland operates without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, age or disability in accordance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, Executive Order 12898 on Environmental Justice and related statutes and regulations, including Title II of the ADA, ORS chapter 659A, and Portland City Code Chapter 23. Title VI of the Civil Rights Act requires that no person in the United States shall be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of or otherwise be subjected to discrimination under any City program or activity, on the grounds of race, color, or national origin. To help ensure access to City programs, services and activities, the City will provide translations, will reasonably modify policies and procedures and will provide auxiliary aids or alternative formats to persons with disabilities. For accommodations, translations, complaints and additional information, contact Carolyn Lee at carolyn.lee@ portlandoregon.gov, use City TTY 503-823-6868, or Oregon Relay Service: 711. Any person who believes they have been aggrieved by an unlawful discriminatory practice may file a complaint with the Bureau or the City. Any Title VI complaint must be in writing and filed with the Bureau’s Title VI Program Manager within one hundred eighty (180) days following the date of the alleged discriminatory occurrence.

Featuring eight indoor courts and four outdoor courts, Portland Tennis Center is open to the public year-round.

Hours: Monday-Friday 5:30am - 11:00pm Saturday-Sunday 6:30am - 10:00pm Reservations open 3 days in advance at 8:30am.

Court time for indoor courts is 1¼ hours $16/person for singles and $8/person for doubles. Court time for outdoor courts is 1¼ hours $12 per court time.

Pass-holders can reserve courts and play in mixers for no charge as well as receive discounts on all programming. We offer private, semi-private and group lessons, mixers, drills, World Team Tennis, USTA Leagues, and City Leagues.

TENNIS PASS: No longer pay for court or mixer fees and receive reduced rates for lessons, classes, and drills. Stop by the PTC and our staff can set you up with the pass that is most convenient for you.

There is a $150 cancellation fee for anyone who cancels their Tennis Pass within 12 months of activating their account.

Type Pass Fees per Month

Adult $70 Res / $80 Non Res Couple (same address) $105 Res / $115 Non Res Senior (60 & over) $57 Res / $67 Non Res Senior Couple (both 60 & over) $86 Res / $96 Non Res Family (same address) $110 Res / $120 Non-Res Junior $50 Res / $60 Non Res

COURT RENTAL:

PRIVATE LESSONS:

DRILLS:

MIXERS:

ACTIVITY TYPE LENGTH OF HOURS PASS HOLDER INDOOR OUTDOOR Court .25 Free $7.00 Court 1.25 Free $32.00 $12.00 Singles 1.25 Free $16.00 $6.00 Doubles 1.25 Free $8.00 $3.00 Ball Machine 1.25 Free $32.00

ACTIVITY TYPE LENGTH (HOURS) PASS HOLDER NON-PASS HOLDER 1 Person 0.5 $28.00 $35.00 1 Person 0.75 $38.00 $48.00 1 Person 1 $50.00 $62.00 1 Person 1.25 $62.00 $77.00 1 Person 1.5 $75.00 $93.00 2 Players 1 $26.00 $32.00 3 Players 1 $22.00 $27.00 4 Players 1 $18.00 $22.00 5 + Players 1 $16.00 $20.00

ACTIVITY TYPE LENGTH (HOURS) PASS HOLDER NON-PASS HOLDER Ball Machine 1.25 Free $11.00 Cardio 1 $11.00 $16.00 Team Drill 1 $11.00 $16.00 2.0-3.0 Drill 1.75 $11.00 $20.00 Stroke of the Week 1 $11.00 $16.00

ACTIVITY TYPE LENGTH OF HOURS PASS HOLDER INDOOR OUTDOOR Senior 1 Free $6.00 $3.00 Senior 1.5 Free $10.00 $5.00 Senior 2 Free $13.00 $6.00 Mixer 2.5 Free $16.00

RESERVATIONS: Players may sign up one week in advance at 8:30am to reserve a spot in the mixer. Sign up at portland tennisbookings. com or call 503.823.3189

Mixer Levels: You must hold a current USTA NTRP rating at the level of the mixer. We understand NTRP ratings are used for creating compatible matches which does not always guarantee competitive play.

Fees: Pass Holders Free / Non-Pass Holders $13.00 If you have any difficulties with your registration due to rating level, please contact Bret Bowers, Rating/Tennis Coordinator at bret.bowers@portlandoregon.gov.

Balls are provided, but please return balls after Mixer to front desk. Avoid a late fee by cancelling at least 24 hours prior to the start of the mixer. All Mixers have been changed to a 2 hour maximum in length.

Mixers – PTC (Non-Senior-2 hours) 2.0 - 3.0 Co-ed Sun 4:45pm 3.0 Co-ed Sat 7:15pm 3.0 Women’s Tues 9:15am 3.5 Co-ed Mon 7:15pm 3.5 + Co-ed Wed 7:15pm 3.5 + Men’s Sat 10:30am 4.0 + Co-ed Thurs 7:15pm Sun 6:00pm 4.5 + Co-ed Tues 7:15pm Mixers – Seniors (2 hours) 2.0 - 2.5 & Friends Tues 9:15am Thurs 9:15am 3.0 – 3.5 Co-ed Mon 10:30am Wed 10:30am Fri 10:30am 4.0 Co-ed Wed 9:15am

Adult Tennis Socials & Mixer 2.5 + Co-ed Fri 7:15pm 3.5 + Co-ed Fri 7:15pm

Southwest Community Center Open Play: Monday and Wednesday Evenings 7:30pm to 9:30pm 4 courts – high level, intermediate and beginners

Mt. Scott Community Center Monday 12:30-2:30pm Friday 12:15-2:00pm 3 courts – intermediate and beginners

This past Fall the sport was introduced at a number of community centers with significant success at several, including Southwest and Mt. Scott, where it is thriving. Monday and Wednesday evenings have seen active play at Southwest while Monday and Friday mid-days are in play at Mt. Scott.

Permanent lines for outdoor courts have been put on tennis courts at Gabriel and Columbia Parks with other locations to follow. Portland Tennis Center has been leading this effort and will soon be introducing beginner classes to teach players the basics of the sport.

Portland Tennis Center junior programs accommodate ages 4-18, all levels of junior play, weekday and weekend classes, providing recreational tennis through competitive level programs. Each class is created for athletic development, socialization, cooperative and individual learning that will progress each player from level to level. Silver and Gold levels incorporate match play on either Friday or Saturday’s to prepare students for recreational and tournaments competition, which will accelerate each players tennis development and shape players into complete athletes.

LITTLE BIG TENNIS: Ages 4-5 Little Big Tennis is a high energy tennis class specifically designed to introduce the game of tennis through comfortable, parent/teacher/child on court interactions, creative tennis games, brief visual and verbal instruction, with a focus on fun! Children will build socialization skills, hand-eye coordination, athletic balance, footwork and receive modified stroke instruction on a 36’ tennis court. This class can accommodate beginners through low intermediate levels of play.

BRONZE: 1st or 2nd step of Portland Tennis Center’s junior development pathway for players with little or no experience, who identify as beginners or advanced beginners. Players with one-year experience will be challenged enough in these classes. Bronze classes will inspire each player to fall in love with tennis. Our USPTA and USPTR certified tennis instructors will teach players the fundamentals of the game, scoring, modern footwork, athletic coordination and agility using fun, creative curriculum. Tennis etiquette and good sportsmanship will be a foundation of this class, in order to develop the entire athlete on and off the court.

SILVER: 3rd or 4th step in Portland Tennis Center’s junior development pathway. These classes are for low intermediate - intermediate level players who are just being introduced to match play and recreational competition. Players with two or three years experience will be challenged enough in this class as this age group progresses quickly. Our USPTA and USPTR certified tennis instructors will focus on helping each player to develop more stroke/spin variety and placement, point development skills for singles and doubles, and continued match play strategies to prepare for competition and recreational play. Silver classes are specifically designed for players who show a next level of commitment and are identified as needing to be challenged, with longer rallies, more athletic movement and competitive play.

GOLD (1): Ages 8-16 1st step into the PTC Competitive Junior Pathway program and is reserved for juniors that are playing USTA Entry Level tournaments (formerly known as Rookies). All players need to be equivalent to a high intermediate – low advanced player with aspirations to play Varsity High School tennis and a full committed to playing USTA Sanctioned or Non-Sanctioned tournaments. This class will see advanced level of commitment to footwork, movement, stroke mechanics, shot and spin variations, weapon development, variations of serve placement, power and spin, shot selection, fitness and additional match preparations. Classes include a mandatory match play day on Fridays from 5:15-7:15pm. Gold 1 Instructor approval or player graduation from the Silver level is required/mandatory for program participation, no exceptions.

GOLD (2): Ages 10-18 2nd step of development into the PTC Competitive Junior Pathway program and is reserved for juniors that have already played USTA Entry Level tournaments are currently playing USTA Intermediate tournaments (Formerly known as Challengers). All players need to be level equivalent to a High Intermediate player with aspirations to play Varsity High School tennis & committed to playing USTA Sanctioned or Non-Sanctioned tournaments. This class will work on advanced footwork/movement, advanced stroke mechanics, advanced shot variety, advanced spins, point play development, mental toughness during competition, singles and doubles strategy and much more. Classes include a mandatory match play day on Fridays from 5:15- 7:15pm. Gold 2 Instructor approval or player graduation from the Gold 1 level is required/ mandatory for program participation, no exceptions.

DIAMOND: Final stage of development for the Portland Tennis Center’s Competitive Junior Pathway program. Players must have graduated from the Gold 2 class or have Diamond instructor approval to sign up for this class, no exceptions. Diamond level is reserved for juniors that have played USTA Intermediate tournaments and are currently committed to playing USTA Advanced tournaments. The Diamond level is very fun, physically demanding and competitive with a full commitment to tennis as a player’s main sport. Diamond players are looking to excel in High School tennis, they very goal oriented and looking to achieve at the highest levels in the PNW and to prepare for Collegiate tennis competition.

PRO-INSTRUCTED HIGH ENERGY BALL MACHINE DRILLS – ”It’s like a batting cage but you’re running around.” Portland Tennis Club Patron

Great opportunity for ALL levels and ages to hit and learn. Although a simple concept, ball machine drills offer a great opportunity to provide immediate feedback on stroke production. There is no right or wrong just what happed to the ball, and students should be encouraged to explore the outer ranges of their strokes while dialing it in.

COST: FREE for Residents & Pass Holders / $11.00 for Non-Pass Holders NOTE: If 3 players or less are signed up 24 hours prior to the drill, a pro WILL NOT be assigned, and the ball machine will be set up for patrons to utilize for themselves. Drop-ins are still welcome, however drop-in additions will not affect Pro Assignment as Pro will be determined at the 24 hour mark. If you need to cancel, avoid a late-cancellation fee by withdrawing 24 hours in advance. 9:00-9:15am will be used for Ball Machine take down.